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She is a tenth muse, the muse of lyrical Socialism.
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She was the sister of my grandfather Charaxus, and is called the tenth muse or the Lesbian swan.
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Mr. Pierce has discovered a tenth muse and writes impassioned verses to the Goddess of Chess whom he apostrophises as 'Sublime Caissa'!
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It is more probable that, as regards prose-fiction, they did not realize that they were called upon to explain the omission of the tenth muse.
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His latest volume, 'The Tenth Muse and Other Poems,' appeared in 1895.
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You found, oddly, in good Mrs. Barbauld, the merits of the Tenth Muse:
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In sporting literature- atenthmuse, exclusively indigenous to England-thesame observation holds good tenfold.
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If Madame de Girardin was the Tenth Muse, the Princesse Belgiojoso was the Romantic Muse.
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Her English publisher called her the " Tenth Muse, lately sprung up in America."
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She published her volume of poems, "The Tenth Muse," in 1750.
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There I was nearly making a tenth Muse!
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Plato calls her the Tenth Muse.
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It was "The Tenth Muse," by Anne Bradstreet.
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'To the Tenth Muse, and to your interview with her!'
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One of her books was republished in London, with the title: "The Tenth Muse, lately sprung up in America."
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It was here that Tom Towers lived, and cultivated with eminent success the tenth Muse who now governs the periodical press.